Use existing File object data when creating Clip objects... instead of a new Clip object reader.

Author: jonoomph

src/windows/add_to_timeline.py

@@ -194,23 +194,13 @@ def accept(self):
             new_clip["layer"] = track_num
             new_clip["file_id"] = file.id
             new_clip["title"] = filename
+            new_clip["reader"] = file.data
 
             # Skip any clips that are missing a 'reader' attribute
             # TODO: Determine why this even happens, as it shouldn't be possible
             if not new_clip.get("reader"):
                 continue  # Skip to next file
 
-            # Overwrite frame rate (incase the user changed it in the File Properties)
-            file_properties_fps = float(file.data["fps"]["num"]) / float(file.data["fps"]["den"])
-            file_fps = float(new_clip["reader"]["fps"]["num"]) / float(new_clip["reader"]["fps"]["den"])
-            fps_diff = file_fps / file_properties_fps
-            new_clip["reader"]["fps"]["num"] = file.data["fps"]["num"]
-            new_clip["reader"]["fps"]["den"] = file.data["fps"]["den"]
-            # Scale duration / length / and end properties
-            new_clip["reader"]["duration"] *= fps_diff
-            new_clip["end"] *= fps_diff
-            new_clip["duration"] *= fps_diff
-
             # Check for optional start and end attributes
             start_time = 0
             end_time = new_clip["reader"]["duration"]

src/windows/views/webview.py

@@ -2984,6 +2984,7 @@ def callback(self, data, callback_data):
             new_clip = json.loads(c.Json())
             new_clip["file_id"] = file.id
             new_clip["title"] = filename
+            new_clip["reader"] = file.data
 
             # Skip any clips that are missing a 'reader' attribute
             if not new_clip.get("reader"):
@@ -3004,17 +3005,6 @@ def callback(self, data, callback_data):
             if file.data["media_type"] == "image":
                 new_clip["end"] = get_app().get_settings().get("default-image-length")  # default to 8 seconds
 
-            # Overwrite frame rate (incase the user changed it in the File Properties)
-            file_properties_fps = float(file.data["fps"]["num"]) / float(file.data["fps"]["den"])
-            file_fps = float(new_clip["reader"]["fps"]["num"]) / float(new_clip["reader"]["fps"]["den"])
-            fps_diff = file_fps / file_properties_fps
-            new_clip["reader"]["fps"]["num"] = file.data["fps"]["num"]
-            new_clip["reader"]["fps"]["den"] = file.data["fps"]["den"]
-            # Scale duration / length / and end properties
-            new_clip["reader"]["duration"] *= fps_diff
-            new_clip["end"] *= fps_diff
-            new_clip["duration"] *= fps_diff
-
             # Add clip to timeline
             self.update_clip_data(new_clip, only_basic_props=False, transaction_id=tid)